Public Relations and Journalism, A.A.

Degree

Courses

• BMT-1500 — Developing a Professional Image
• COM-1010 — Foundations of Communication
• COM-1090 — Interpersonal Communication
• COM-1130 — Interviewing
• COM-2230 — Intercultural Communication
• EGL-0100S — Support Course for Expository Writing
• EGL-1010 — Composition I: Expository Writing
• EGL-1020 — Composition II: Writing About Literature
• EGL-1100 — Composition II: Writing About Issues and Ideas
• EGL-1320 — Composition II: Writing for Business
• EGL-1340 — Composition II: Writing About Technical Topics
• EGL-2270 — Applied Grammar
• FRN-1010 — French for Beginners
• GEO-1010 — Physical Geography
• HST-1410 — History of the United States to 1877
• HST-1430 — History of the United States since 1877
• HST-1510 — History of African Americans to 1877
• HST-1530 — History of African Americans since 1877
• INT-1010 — Introduction to Information Technology
• MAT-0113C — Principles for Mathematical Ideas
• MAT-0114C — Principles for Introduction to Statistics
• MAT-0125C — Principles for Applied College Algebra
• MAT-0135C — Principles for Precalculus
• MAT-1130 — Mathematical Ideas
• MAT-1140 — Introduction to Statistics
• NTR-1010 — Introductory Nutrition
• PAS-1000 — First Year Experience
• PHL-1010 — Introduction to Philosophy: The Art of Questioning
• PHL-1090 — Introduction to Logic
• POS-1010 — American National Government
• PRJ-1210 — Public Relations Techniques
• PRJ-2000 — News Writing for Public Relations
• PRJ-2210 — Communication Theory
• PSC-1010 — Introduction to Astronomy
• PSC-1020 — Introduction to Astronomy Laboratory
• PSY-1010 — General Psychology
• SOC-1010 — Introduction to Sociology
• SOC-2010 — Social Problems
• SPN-1010 — Spanish for Beginners
• TRF-1310 — Introduction to Mass Communication
• TRF-2040 — Introduction to Broadcast News

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